Rising from the Islands: Meet Alison Takamiya, a Future Star in Women’s Golf
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Witness the remarkable journey of Alison Takamiya, an emerging talent making waves in the women’s golfing scene.
After completing her high school education at Punahou School in 2020, she took her talents to George Fox University in Oregon. There, her skills flourished and she played a pivotal role in securing a national championship for her team. Along the way, she received numerous All-American honors, highlighting her outstanding performances on the golf course.
Now, in an exciting announcement, Alison has declared her intentions to turn professional, setting her sights on joining the prestigious LPGA Tour, a goal that many aspiring golfers dream of achieving.
In an insightful conversation with HNN’s Mark Carpenter, Alison shared her unique perspective on athleticism. "Honestly, I wouldn’t describe myself as overly athletic," she admitted. "Moreover, I've never been inclined towards sports that involve running or a ball flying towards me. But golf is different. In this sport, being the biggest and strongest player isn’t necessary. What truly matters is determination. If you truly desire something, you have the power to achieve it. That’s the driving force behind my dedication to the game."
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